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Adam Moss

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Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

There's a kind of mentor-mentee-ship that happens in every dimension of life.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

There's a kind of mentor-mentee-ship that happens in every dimension of life.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

There's a kind of mentor-mentee-ship that happens in every dimension of life.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

You hope that everybody feels that they're the favorite child. That's what you're trying to do. But everybody responds to different kinds of help, prodding, embracing, all the various things that make for mentorships. Just back to the family thing, you have a different relationship with each of your children, right?

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

You hope that everybody feels that they're the favorite child. That's what you're trying to do. But everybody responds to different kinds of help, prodding, embracing, all the various things that make for mentorships. Just back to the family thing, you have a different relationship with each of your children, right?

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

You hope that everybody feels that they're the favorite child. That's what you're trying to do. But everybody responds to different kinds of help, prodding, embracing, all the various things that make for mentorships. Just back to the family thing, you have a different relationship with each of your children, right?

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

That's not to say that somewhere in there you don't have people that you think have more potential. Generally, they're people who show that they're eager to learn. They kind of put their hand up and say, teach me. And there's no teacher who isn't moved by that.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

That's not to say that somewhere in there you don't have people that you think have more potential. Generally, they're people who show that they're eager to learn. They kind of put their hand up and say, teach me. And there's no teacher who isn't moved by that.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

That's not to say that somewhere in there you don't have people that you think have more potential. Generally, they're people who show that they're eager to learn. They kind of put their hand up and say, teach me. And there's no teacher who isn't moved by that.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

Import it, yeah, that's nice. I don't have advice except to recognize that it's an essential part of learning, to be open to learning and to teach. Then maybe you have to make a slightly more active effort at it. You certainly have to be open to it. You certainly have to know what you don't know and find ways to ask, maybe not out loud, but to signal your openness to being taught.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

Import it, yeah, that's nice. I don't have advice except to recognize that it's an essential part of learning, to be open to learning and to teach. Then maybe you have to make a slightly more active effort at it. You certainly have to be open to it. You certainly have to know what you don't know and find ways to ask, maybe not out loud, but to signal your openness to being taught.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

Import it, yeah, that's nice. I don't have advice except to recognize that it's an essential part of learning, to be open to learning and to teach. Then maybe you have to make a slightly more active effort at it. You certainly have to be open to it. You certainly have to know what you don't know and find ways to ask, maybe not out loud, but to signal your openness to being taught.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

I mean, it's an interesting period because... What I witness in younger people these days is that they love their parents and they have, you know, they're very... And very different relationships with their parents. Yes, very, very different. And also they're very comfortable with adults. in a way that was different from when I was young.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

I mean, it's an interesting period because... What I witness in younger people these days is that they love their parents and they have, you know, they're very... And very different relationships with their parents. Yes, very, very different. And also they're very comfortable with adults. in a way that was different from when I was young.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

I mean, it's an interesting period because... What I witness in younger people these days is that they love their parents and they have, you know, they're very... And very different relationships with their parents. Yes, very, very different. And also they're very comfortable with adults. in a way that was different from when I was young.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

But there are certain things they resent, and there's a kind of parenting, as it exists in a workplace, that they would bristle at, which I found very valuable growing up. You know, it's a sort of famous thing at Esquire when I was there, there would be these story meetings, and people would cry.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

But there are certain things they resent, and there's a kind of parenting, as it exists in a workplace, that they would bristle at, which I found very valuable growing up. You know, it's a sort of famous thing at Esquire when I was there, there would be these story meetings, and people would cry.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

But there are certain things they resent, and there's a kind of parenting, as it exists in a workplace, that they would bristle at, which I found very valuable growing up. You know, it's a sort of famous thing at Esquire when I was there, there would be these story meetings, and people would cry.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

At the end of the meeting, they would leave and cry because the editors in charge were kind of unstinting in their withering comments.

Freakonomics Radio
616. How to Make Something from Nothing

At the end of the meeting, they would leave and cry because the editors in charge were kind of unstinting in their withering comments.